The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1871, Page 8

SARATOGA RACES. FIRST DAY OF THE AUGUST MEETING A Brilliant Assemblage—Fine Racing—Splen- did Time and a Glorions Day’s Sport in General. _ Banter & Traver’s Two-Year-Oid Colt Beats Cameron’s Filly in the $10,000 Match, Harry Bassett Wins the Kenner Stakes, Hamburg the Summer Handicap and Or- tolan the Three-Quar- ters of a Mile Dash, SARATOGA, August 16, 1871. ‘This hae been a great day at Saratoga for he Borsemen and fashion votaries. The magnificent muccess of the first of the races has astonished everybody and set-the village agog. In every hotel, from the palatial structures on Broadway to the less pretentious on side streets, and from every sweet eottage, embowered in groves of silver maples, to every Jowly hut on the outskirts, there were tokens @f preparation and din of a gathering ofthe forces hat aNerward were seen on the course and stands. ‘Mind you, it 1s-often experienced in this retreat that your want-to-ve-odd people, who stay away from the ‘track, are very numerous. * They afiect contrariness, @ud once say race horse to them and they’il tell you they would rather enter a lunatic asylum than go through ihe ordeal of dressing for the din and con- fusion of a drive and a race. But to-day there is a revolution in this respect, Big anc little, lazy and active alike made up their wnlnds to give the meeting a huge send-off, and they ave done 1t gorgeously and splendidly. Icould see ‘they meant It last night, and just after twilight had ushered in the night and the stars of heaven en- @eavored Ineflectually to outshine the brilliant ten Wousand lgdts pendant from balconies and piazzas, the great crowds of visitors began to promenade ‘end talk of the contesis of to-day. Honr after bour ‘She jargon Of voices went on, and, while the streets echoed the pleasurable expectancy of the several @troggies, awey back in rear builidings and Gown im basements tbe venturesomo were assem- bled to Jay thelr dollars on favorites, 1n all my pre- ‘ious experience at this gay watering place the scene Of lust night excelied, in beauty and variety, every other occasion. It seemed like a picture in fairyland, and, in the words of a young lady waik- Sug with & wan famous for his mammoth side whis- kers and lemonade expression, in front of tne Grand Union, must declare “it was ev’nly.” Not alone was Broadway, from the Mar- vin to the Clarendon Hotel, crowded witb eli that is higu-toued in man and “ev’niy” am woman kind, but the quiet nooks, the exquisite litie cottages, were surrounded by their wn peuple, and the night alrin these streeta—at times like unto the stillness of deatn—was exqui- sitely broken by the strains of music bidden to rise ‘Dy jewelled hands, Atnine o’ciock I jeft the army 1 promenaders and Mirters in the ceutre of the vil- Jage, and, like a spook, walked about the quiet ave. ®ues to breathe more treeiy and get away for a ume Srom the excitement and bustle of thousands. Five mivutes’ walk and I found myself listening to She grand symphony of sacred music which ne household thought better ww indulge ap than that of the lighter notes of the aance and ecntimental song. On the next block the scene whavged. A brick cottage glowing with @ score of Aights stood back in the yard, and from parior ot Nazza gused rippling iaugbter and cheery musi it Was ho troubie ip a glancing look to note pret ‘woinan with stately forms in the wide parlors, an uu aimost had the Impertinence to stop und listen the unctious rendering of that oid nigger song:. He bugg'd me, he kiss’! me, He bugz'd me, be kiss'd me- and tux me by de ban’ He bugg'd me, he kiss'd mo, and tuk me by de ta And aaid I was de'nicest, pootiest tie girt in ali the lan’, Aus den I was gove, dewd gone, ciean gone. Who can doubt they were not happy? And Sara- toga last nigit, one and all, expressed by voice and ction just such unity of sentiment and con- miality of soul, Une could vot grow morose un- jer 1ts intiuences. Along the Lake Road this morning I counted scores of private equipages tn all the ey, of their trappings and bhammercijoths, with footmen and vach wen giorious in color and faming with biaz- ang buttons. hen came bascet phaetons, ba- roocues, farm wagons, carryalis and every other ‘Bort of vehicle under heaven, conveying loads of pecious humanity to the track. Many were reseed «=n = ogiiks, while others were im abe homespun garb of farmers who have Spent years under suitry suns in the cornield. The latter stayed over trom attending thejcircus yester- @ay, and had their best clothes on. The girls of the country were fresh locking as Jersey peaches, even WM they dida’t wear the fripperiea of tneir more Tortunate sisters. My companion to the course was a fine talkative ‘@ld boy from Wilitamsburg, who hes not missed #aratcga i years. ‘onderiul thing a race horse sir.”” Yes, sir, and draws big crowd: ‘And many queer people—and won't you look @cross the sireet; don’t you see that fellow 7” J looked and at a glance took io a tallish, white- faced young man With spectacies and in black ciothes—a most imteresUng person—iooking your ministerial genius aud a “very talented young map.” knew that fellow a few years ago In an eastern city. He was anoted lawyer and had oue of the Duest of practices, was courted by the Prost in- Duentiai and esteemed by ali, Now whal do you suppose he isi” ant tell you.” He's a second rate gambler, and lives by his wits, ‘Hi friends liave shaken hin, apd many times that hap would eat nis meal from the counter of a cor- mer grocery the proprietor wouid iet him. Such Wiecks aré common among summer crowds, and vis ope carries a lesson with it, But If am not oralizing my boy. But here we are at the course, K arouud.’”? J dO 80 as my friend goes over to the poo) bo: Every foot of space is crowded, packed and jammed with bodies and faces, and what @ fine King Gnd jovial set! Look at the grand stand jusi now! ] never saw a more beautiful assemblage oi women fogetber in my ie than are now looking Gown upon the cours nd the gatlant borses being Jed Wo ane fro by stable boys Diack as aight They have cowie expecuupg to witness fine racing and they will see it. There are mullionnaires in abund- ance to be seen; WEN Of colossai business interests ey the re; politiclans by the dozen, and bius! aug, giggling girls, now and fain hiding tb fucve Wiib elaborate pocket bandkerchie/s, in many TOUpE. eyneD there are superannuated bheaux—oild boys, Wilh striking if not regularly handsome features, ‘They have jaces that forcibly remind you of ap old- Jasiioned chupby street door-kKnocker, balf man, hai monkey, and it be extended to their tion. hem feliow: stil when everybody ise moves. They never originate a conversation or start a new idea, but a commonplace topic is Mroacied and Wey are ited up to the standard, wey hammer away with surprising rapidity. There are plenty of these exceedingiy vain and inordi. mately selish chaps on the staud, They are in Saratoga, and somehow or anotler—t my finding out—they have acquir.d the reputauon of being the very pinks of politeness; but, great Mathers | just as empty Leaded as the big bell ip the old City Hal) Park was. ‘Lhen, there | see a gilted lady, as beautiful as Evangelive, from New york; anotber by her side, from Kichmond, fuil of esprit; and still another Biiver-haired madam, from New Orleans; and eull yet anotuer elegant daughier of New York State, ‘wat turned the heads of Naif the Senate and House ju Wastington two winters since. I might con- tunue tie 11st, bot it Would siretch to the “crack of doom" suoud J give ali the notables within my ‘Vision just now. All the big men of the turf are about. If you ecoup in the crowd down where my friend is gone, 4nd old Jimmy McGowan and Doct. Underwood are dispensing (neir little cards by the score, you will eee wiany € characters and men of pote. That wan—bionzed-faced mau, with bald head and buf vest, standing against the Judges’ stand Taiking with Dosweli—ie Colovel Bassett, of New Kngland, He owns toe lightning clipper Harry Baasett, that wants, with Coicuel MoDauiel, to get ap # race between his colt and the pest three-year- oid in England. That slighuy built young man, with @ dark brown siraW apd vive ribbon, black abd White necktie white pants and vest, aud pepper and Ni coat, is Mr. Stokes, of He 1s speak- to Judge Barnard, of the Supreme Court, who Wears that very pecullar white beaver, You wowd iek him out ofa thousand witht chapeau. That fron-gra -huired gentiewan with the clean shaven face, in biue coal, Walking up abd down the quarter siretch, with bis Lauds beliud lim aud head bowed dn meditative mood, is Nr, Fraveis Morris, of New of (he Lorine that can be looked and adm! He don't puton any atrs. t oid veteran with curiy halt, black peckule J tuk me by de ban’ up to Yn and dark gyay oluthes, who every now and then draws ivon ms capacious pocke! # spotted Dandana, , is Dr. Gordon, of New York, He is 1 It would do you good to hear Lvly Vlvsly, Ghysty, Ghosty !” pt R. to-day with Messrs. Hunter ry for $6,000 a side, between two-year-olds, lp 2 he ty Aste ‘anxious on that account, ear him are Pat. al epoett, Chief of Brooklyn's ola da ies id ce on and there's old Jack ptick, KA! See, conmpicnons, with that ribbon of admission, New Yon H same old clothes, entitling the wearer tw ail the privileges of the track in the Mppel of his coat. Well, I declare! old gray-haired farmer of Kentucky is climbing up to the pool box; I kuow he wants to buy EXpress in te Kenner Stakes, and that accounta for his activity, He don’t look much diferent to- aay than whew he was engineering Longfeilow, that hoise thai looks like a camel charged with electri- city When bo 15 running. Weli, | vow ! there's Jem Mace, Sec the Hercules in that drab sult and hatto match! He says be ‘olng to take the “hodds, eh, agatnst the favorite.” Veil, he had better let tt alone, ‘hat tall man who is so nervous and always jump- ing around 1s Frank Wall, former partmmer of Governor Bowie, of Maryland; and there ts ex-Sherif? O'Brien, looking very natty ce a ther are William Those two gentiemen talkin: Turnbull, or New york, and Johu O'Donnell, the owner of the mare with the tanned face and white hair. Skipping about everywhere is Mr. Wheatly, Secretary o! the course and also of the American Jockey Club; and theo there are Jndge Grinstead, Wiliam Cottrill, Thomas Puryear, Mr. Post, lienry Brewster, J, H. Brittan, 8. Jonhson, Robert Sgaires, Steir Brennan, Police Oom mis- sioner Henry Smith, A. T. Stewart and Henry Hil- ton, of New York; Captain J. B. Thomas, of Bostor Captain Genin, United states Nav, Mt Ww. Fowler, of Brooklyn; 8. W. Keliogg, of Connec- ticut; ‘Speaker Blaine, House of Representatlyes; Governor English, of Connecticut; Ben Field, of Albion; . A. Darling, of New York John Bunter; Wilitam Cauldwell, of Westchester; Wultam R. travers, of Now York; Duncan F. Ken- ner, of New vuricans: D, D. Withers, John McB. Davidson, 8, B. Garvin, John Kk, Fellows, Major y. T. Gibbs, of New York; John 0. te 7 of Brooklyn; Wiliam Hinchman, of New ‘ork; Messrs. Palmer, Honorle, Puilman and Stewart, o! Chi 0; S. Chamberiln, A. Stone, Jr., of Cleveland D. C. Wilcox, homer Morgan apd. H. T. Morgan, o! New York; William J. King, Jr., Buffalo; vames H. Coleman, B. F. Oarsen, J. Van Scarch and A. A. Selover, of New York. ‘My chum now returns to me and says, ‘Yes, sir, Saratoga is excited to-day out here. There are big men by the bushel on hand ana little ones by the hunareds.” My iriend Is right. And even John Morrissey seems a little worked up at the grand, well-dressed crowd, and shakes hands excitedly wiin his frienas, He reaily can be proud of the assemblage present. “By jingo! that’s fast time with the weights up,” cried. an ola Kentucklan when the figures ip we Kenner Stakes were put Ops ‘1s the Jastest ever made in this country,” And hardly had the words passed his lps before those acquainted with such matters realized the fact, and the grand stand and lawn echoed again aad again with the shouts of satisfaction, There waa more to come of this kind of surprise. When the third race was finished and thattime hung up I beard my oid loud-mouthed Imiend shout:— “They are smashing the slate to-day. Way. by the Eternal | thav’s only a quarter of a second less than Kentucky's great time on this track, and it knocks Longfeliow’s tame, same distance, tue other day al) helew. THE RACING. The slight ratn of the morning put the track in admirable racing order, and good time was antict_ pated by allthe horsemen congregated on we track. The weather was also favorable. Four races were on the cara, the fret being a match between Hunter & Traver’s bay colt by Eclipse, dam Maud, and Mr. Cameron's brown filly by Leamington, dam Stolen Kisses, The match was for $5,000 a side, and the distance one mile. The Dorses were two-year-olds. Hunter & Traver’s colt Won @ good race in fine tims. ‘The next event was the Kenner Stakes, which bad seven starters out of the forty-seven entries, the others keeping out from fear of Colonel McDaniel’s great colt, Harry Bassett, Those who started against a, were, Nelly Ransom, Alroy, Eolus, Express, Nathan Uaks and Wine Sap. Harry Bassett won this race with the same ease that be hag won all for which he ever started, and in the fastest time ever made by @ three-year-old tn this country with 110 iba. up, Nellie Ransom was second to the race, and astonished every spectator with her won- erful performance, being beaten only two lengths by the winner. Alroy was third. ‘The third race was & most capital one. It was the Summer Handicap, and had as starters Hamburg, with 106 Ibs, up; Barney Williams, with 116 Ibs.; Finesse, with 101 ibs.; Felicity, with 90 los., and E4enton, with 106 Ibs. The distance was two miles and a quarter, and it was run by Hamburg, the winner, in four miputes, one second and three- quarters, being only @ quarter of a second more than tne unparalleled time of Kentucky when he wop the first Saratoga Cup, beating Captain Moore and Rhinojyoe The fourth race was @ dash of a mile and a half, between Ortolan, Frogtown, McDaniel’s Austral Olly and Lyttleton, the distance being three-quar- ters of a milo, Ortolan won the race by half a length, Frogtown second, the Australian third, The following are the details of the racing:— THE FIRST RACE. A match for $5,000 a side; balf forfelt; two-year- olds; each party to name two colts or fillies and to seleq, their choice at the post; one La Hunter & Travers named b. c. by Eclipse, dam Barbariy, aod b. c. by Eclipse, aam Maud. The at Wag started With 100 LDS. Up ...5--0.-sse0e 1 R. W. Camcron named br. f. by Leamington, dam Floride, and br. f by Leamington, dam Stolen Kisses, The sip hod pees carrying 97 lbs.. 2 me, 6 THE BETTING, Hunter & Travers. $160 625 450 850 350 300 Oameron....-... - 160 845 275 200 25 220 THE RACE. The colt and filly had @ fine start, Hunter & Travers’ colt on the inside, They ran around the turn close together, the colt leading by a neck. In this way they passed the quarter pole; but going Gown the backstretch the colt began to draw away gredually, and at the half-mile pole they were nose and tail, The colt Ww away farther and snowed Gaylignt between them as they entered the lower turn. The filly gradually fell off, going to the three- quarter pole, the colt entering the bomestretch with an advantage of three lengths. He ran strong up the stretch, and passed under the string a winoer by three lengths, making the mile tn 1:47. THE SECOND RACE. THE KENVER STAKES, for three-year-olds; $100 en- trance; $50 forfeit, $1,500 to be added by the Asso- ciation; two miles; colts 110 Ihg., fillles 107 Ibs, D. McDaniel entered ch. c. Harry Bassett, by Lex- ington, dam Canary Bird. W. K. Babcock entered ch. f, Nelue Ransom, by 2 Jack Maione, dam Vesper Light................: James A. Grinstead entered ch. ¢. Alroy, by Aus- tralian, dam Neilie Gray, by ge ee . jus, by Leam- Thomas N. Dogswell entered b. c, Eol ington, dam Fanny Wasbinaton................ Jonu Harper entered ch. c. Express, by Endorse dam Nantura, by Browner’s Eclipse’... ©. C. & R. KH. Parks entered br. c. Nathan by Bonnie Scotiand, dam Rely, by Lexin: Thomas W. Dosweil entered b. f, Wine Sap, byke, dam Nina, by Boston. aks, ton... 6 y Van Time, 3:85%. THE BETTING. McDaniel... -$640 1,500 625 ont out ont Harper... 45 125 206 260 200 Grinstead. . 25 85 126 140) «(140 Doswell 15 #0 125 iho 260 Babcoc 30 «Gof S2 85 120 80 Parks 5 10 10 60 (80 Loud. 5 = =-- = THE SEOOND RACE. The horses had a Capital start after a few break-a- ways, Wine Sap leading, Express secono, Nathan Oaks third, Harry Bassett fourth, Alroy fifth, Neie Ransom sixth, Eolus seventh. ney ran in this, way around the upper turn, put as they approached the quarter pole Express showed in front, Wine Sap second, ‘Nathan Oaks third, Harry Bassett fourth, vane ton way up close to those in front of him, Nelile Ransom firth, Alroy sixth, Eolus seventh. Going down the back- etreich Express managed to keep the lead, notwith- standing that Harry Basseut had reached tis fanks. Atthe half-mile pole the latter and Express were head and heaa, two lengths in front of Wine Sap, Who Was two lengths ahead of Alroy, tne latter be- ing one length In advance of Eoius, who had Nellie Kansom op his fangs, Nathan Oaks last. Harry Bassett went to the front on the iower turn, and caine leading into the homestretch, Express second, the others as before. Aji the horses ran fast up the homestretch, and closed in @ bunch. As vuey passed the stand at the completion of the frst mile, Harry Bassett led two lengths under a pull, Wine Sa second, Alroy and Nellie Ransom toird ani fourth, head and head, Express Mith, Eolus sixth, and Nathan Oaks seventh. Harry Bas- gett conunued to lead two lengths, Nellie Ransom, Wine ye? and Alroy side and side, Ex- press filth, Eolus sixth, and Nathan Oaks bringing up the rear. When they got into the backstretch a number of changes took place. Larry Bassett gal- Joped on two lengths ahead of the leading ones of the others, which were Nellie Kansom aud Alroy, Eolus being fourth, Wine Sap fifth, Express sixth, and Nathan Oaks ip bis previous position. The Borses were ali veaten at this point and began lo give it up, with the exception of Nellie Ransom, who hupg On like a bulldog. Sue clung to Harry around the Jower turn, and did not begin to give way until 100 yards from home, she came in second. Harry Bassett won the race by two lengths, Neliie Ransow four lengths in front of Alroy, who was eight lengths Ip advance of Eolus, Express fifth, Nathan Oaks sixth and Wine Sap seventn, The time of the two miles was 8:86, which ts aecidedly the best two miles by three-year-olds, with ilo pounds up, ever run ip this country. TUR THIRD RACE, THE ScumER HANvicaP, for ail ages; $100 en- trance, half forleit; oniy $200 if deciured; $1,000 addea; two and a guarter miles, » Taylor Page eniercd bg, Uamburg, by Lexing- Tore | Lg 4 a Ww.” Stewart 5 dam Filigree, 4 3 F. Morrig entei 4 Fidelity, 4 years 01d, 90 los. . seeereceesseeees & John O'Ponnell red b. bh. Edenton, by Vivers- ton, dam Aganda, $ y Qld, 106 Ibs.......... w. R. Babcock entered ch. g. Doctor, | Second Albion, d: c te old, 04 Ibe..... dir een ey 2 ee TUR ING. ie Barney Willlams. . $300 400 «310 250 «270 220 © «170 400-400 Hambarg.... 215 «200 Edenton .... . 205 «(160 THE RACE, The start was good from the head of the home stretch, Hamburg leading, Barney Williams segcad, Finesse third, the others close up, As they passed the stand Edenton was in front, Barney Wiliams second, Finesse third, Fellcity fourth, Hamburg Mth. As they passed around the upper turn Ham-, burg changed piaces with Finesse, the others as be- fore. Going down the vackstretch Kdenzon led oue | Jength, Barney Williams second, Hamburg third, Finesee and Felicity, side and side, bringing up the rear. There was no change of place atong tne lower turn, but as they entered the homestretch kdenton and Barney Williams were cioser together, two Jengths ahead of the other three, who were running head and head. As they came up the home- Strotch Barvey Williams went to the front, and ied under the string nearly a length, Edenton’ second, Finesse third, Hamburg fourth, Felicity fifth, so Close together that daylight was not observable be- tween them, Going around the upper turn Edenton sulked and foll in tie rear, Barney maintained the jead down the backstretch and around the lower turn, Hamburg having taken second place, Finesse third (the latter having her saddle on her withers for over @ mile), Felicity close up. AS the borses swang into the homestretcn Barney Williams led one iength, Hamburg pressing him hard, Finesse two lengths further of, several lengths in advance of Felicity. Edenton was two huadred yards be- hind, A beautiful straggie up the homestretch ter- minated by Hamburg winning the race by @ short Jength, Barney Willams second, four lengths im | front of Finesse. Felicity came in fourth and Eden- ton fifth, a jong we of. The time of thetwo miles and a quarter was the fastest ever made except by Kentucky, who beat ita quarter of a second in iis first race for the Saratoga Cup. THE FOURTA RACR, PuRSE $400, for all ages, three-quarters of a mile, Carroll & Coar entered br. bh. Ortolun, by Vone- raile, dam Canary Bird, 4 years oid. sesseeee 1 Stringtield & Stanhope entered b. c. fot baton Dy mnie scotland, dam Catina’s dam, 3 years entered br. f. by Australian, dam sis- ; O}d...... D. McDaniel ter of Asteroid, 8 years Old. .........seeeee eure John Harper entered b. b. Lyttieton, by Leaming- ton, dam Fanny Holton, 4 years Old............. 4 Time, 1:16%. THE BEITING. Lytuieton +$200 305 540 600 1,000 Ortolan. 180 265 845 420 ‘870 Frogtown. 100 300 409 510 1,020 Australian filly. sevee 125 125 165 185 ‘15 THR RACB. Ortolan got away best, Frogtown second, the Australian filly third and Lyttleton fourth. They ran in this way to the end of the fractional track, and as they entered the homestretch the positions were unchanged. Ortolan led one length, Frogiown second, two lengths in front of the Australian filly, who was two lengths abead of Lyttleton. The race ‘was from this point to the finish between Frogtown and Ortolan, the two running head and head into the homestretch, When they were tn straight run- ning Frogtown began getting the whip, and he re- sponded nobly, but he could not get ahead of Orto- lan, who tinally won the race by half a lengih. Frogtown beat the Australian filly ten lengths, the latter being two lengths infront of Lyttleton, ‘The Ume of the taree-quarters of a mile was 1:16, THE KALAMAZOO RACES, Second Day’s Racing—Attendance Small— The Ruoning avd Trotting Kaces—The Double Teum Contest=The Three Thousand Dollar Purse—Unpopularity of the Judges, KAPAMAZOO, Mich., August 16, 1671. The second day’s proceedings of the Kalamazoo trotting meeting commenced this morning at nine o'clock, but a slim attendance, with a running race of two-mile heats and repeat for a purse of $1,000, $600 to the first, $200 to the secon), $100 to the third and $100 to the fourtn horse. There were nine entries for the contest, but only seven came to the score, viz.:—Gray Hiley, General Ouster, Gold- drop, Mollie Jones, Regent, Clipper and Blink Iron, Regent was a strong favorite be- | fore the start, but he was beaten by a fielder, Blnk Iron, in two straight heats, Time, 8:392-5 and 8:471-6. Regent won second money, Mollie Jones third and Clipper fourth; the other three were distanced. The second event on the Programme was a trotting race for a purse of $1,000 between horses under five years of age, the same as the running race of the seven entries. But three came to the stand, viz.:—Zilcadit Goladust, Conway ana Billy Hotspur. The first heat was decided no | race by the judges on account of foul driving on the | part of Billy Hotspur, Zilcadit Golddast won the | hext three heats aud race. Time, 2:4334, 2:40 1-5 | and 2:45 2-5. Billy Hotspur was eecond in each heat, and Bill Conway was unjusily decided dis tapced in the secona heat for foul driving. The third contest betwoen double teams for a purse of $1,000, divided into three parts—$500 to arst, $300 to second and $200 to third—was won by Em- peror and Harry, they taking the second, third and fourth heats, and race time 2:535;, 2:57 and | 266 The firet heat was won by Victor and Sontag In | 2:4644, In which they distanced four teams—in fact, | all but Emperor and Harry, but the judges, for some reason best known to themselves, let them all start again except the team that was nearest the distance stand when the winuers crossed the score. The fourth aud last race was for a purse of $3,000 between horses that had never beaten 2:30—$1,000 | to the frst, $700 to the second, $500 to the’third and | $300 to the fourth horse—and of the twelve entries but seven came to the starting post:—Cozette, Sleepy | John, Queen of the West, ly Fisk, Tennessee, Matt Smith and Volunteer. The betting before the start was in favor of Matt Smith, Sleepy John se- cond choice, The trot was wou 44 Sieepy John in three straight heats. Time, 2:30}¢, 2:80%4, 2:28 2-5. Tennessee took second money, Volunteer third aud Cosette fourth, The decision of the judges was ver: gave great dissatisfaction, and two of them were | received with hisses. In fact their decisions were a disgrace to Kalamazoo and the trotting turf tbrough- out the land, and the National Trotting Congress should send a delegate this way and put a stop to it, or else expel the avonal Trotung Association of Kalamazoo from its soil, ag they advertise to go | peeperny | to the rules of the National Trotting Con- gress and then pay no attention to thew, but do as they have a wind to, foillowlog no law whatever. unfair, and A BLISSFUL BLAST, The Thunder Storm Yesterday Afternoon: Atmospheric Antica—Lightoing Let Loose. Kor the past three or four days the oppressed | denizens of the metropolis have groaned and | sweated under an unexpected visitation of intense and oppressive heat. It was not a decent broil, nor &n honest roast, but a stealthy, slimy crawl of CONDENSED ATMOSPHERIC VICIOUSNESS that made its victims puff and melt and swelter in that sort of despairing agony that Knows no remedy jo this world, nor in what rigid pietists consider | B: the most populated portions of the next. Owing to the fact that we had enjoyed a covl and agree- able summer 80 far, and that people generally had begun to congratulate themselves on a highly prob- abie escape from the usual fervid outpourings of thia season, the sudden descent of solar caloric Which has come upou Gothamite humanity since Sunday jast was regarded as littie short of an out- rage on the METEOROLOGICAL RIGHTS of our free and indepent citizens. Yesterday after. noon, therelore, everybody experienced a thrill of deligot when a short, sudden, cool breeze came down from the north and biew a lana note of relief for all who jabored under the burthen and heat of | the day. Just at the moment when men, women and children were prepared to give up all hope of release trom the universal sweat-box in which they were immersed the air suadenly durkened at six o'clock P. M., @ chill Came over the exhibitresses of semi-nude necks and arms, and Cat} generally opened their mouths and expanded thelr lungs tv Teceive the full benefit of THB COMING BLAST. Overhead the sky changed from a cerulean blue toa leaden hue; dark masses of strangely shaped clouds praia in Vattalons ana formed fn line of battie, ud when the opposing forces of positively and neg- atively charged masses of vapor came into collision there foliowed a Sash of lightning and a deafening crash of thander, Then down came a@ drenching shower, Which lasted avout haif ap hour, and quite jong enough for all practical purposes; for when it ceased the atmosphere was DELICIOUBLY COOL and fans were at a discoant The rain, however, resumed its office of general saturation avout eight o'clock, und continued to drizzie away throughout the night, with ao Intermittent accompaniment of thunder and lightning. ANNIVERSARY oP THE BATTLE OF BEN- NINGTON, BENNINGTON, Vt., August 16, 1871, The celebration of the anniversary of the battle of Bennington to-day 1s the most epirited ever known. The weather is fine, and there are 16,000 Bree participaung in the affair, Seth B. Hunt President of the Li ano Captain §. H. Smelus Grand Marshal. Among the disunguished persons resent Governor Siewart. Major Genera) Baldy mith, Generai G. P. Foster, Major Generai Tibbetts, General Grout, Colonel Jim Fisk and stag, with the Ninth regiment band; the Twenty-fourth regiment of Troy, Colonel! Steenberg and other military men, ‘The ofator of vhe day is Jasper K. Hervert, of ew York, The procession is two miles lopm YAOHTING. Arrival of the New York Yacht Squadron at Newport. tee: ann com Sha Pte Expectations of the Inhabitants—The Citizens’ Cup~A Grand Thee for a4 achts. the coming oF the —-z Newport, R L, August 16, 1871. ‘The interest manifested here in the arrival of the New York Yacht Squadron is increasing, and the coming races are awaited by the citizens with plea- sant anticipations owing to the several new vessels that have been adaed to the flect since last year. That the resluents of this old bistoric ¢lty fully ap- preciate the honor of the visit of the squadron is evi- dent from the handsome cup which they generously offer for competition among the yachts in are- gatta to come of durmng the week. This prize 1s Known as the Citizens’ Cup, and is valued at $500, The course will be left to the selection of a regatta committee: but, in all probability, the race will take place over the old ground, from Fort Adams to and around the buoy off Block Island and return, or it may be a triangular contest. In any event, the distinction attached to the winning of this cup is highly prized by yacht owners, as it is the gift of a city that all yachtsmen like to visit and with which their pleasantest recollections of hearty weicome are associated. . Beyond all doubt, then, this race will create a con- siderable amount of pleasuraple excitement and will be witnessed by all who have the ume and opportu- nity todoso. Itis thought that over twenty schooner yachts will enter for the Citizens’ Cup. Following this event, or perhaps preceding it, will be some regattas for subscription cups, but no definite pro- gramme will be arranged until a sufficient repre- sentation of the feet has arrived, when a meeting wili be held on board the flagship and the arrange- ments completed. Several of the vessels came to anchor in the harbor this afternoon, salutes an- nouncing to the inhabitants the welcome tidings. The new schooner yacht Resolute, A. 8, Haten, arrived here at four this afternoon from Greenport. The Rambler, James K. Banker, left Nantasket Roads at eigut o’clock on Monday night, and came to anchor in Vineyard Haven at two o’clock yester- day. Four hours later she weighed anchor, and after | @ capital ran came in here at three o'clock this afternoon. She looked exceedingly trim and neat, and her pretty lines and beartiful proportions were much aamired by the numerous visitors that came out from the wharves in smail boats to look at her, The schooner Madgie, R. F. Loper, arrived from Stonington avout two o’clock, having left that Jocality shortly after eleven O'clock. Mr. Louis Lorillard’s yacht Wanderer put in an appear- ance this evening at seven o’clock, having Jelt Vineyard Haven this morning. The Sappho, Vice Commodore Douglas, left Nantasket Roads at half-past 81x o’clock Jast night, touched at Vineyard Haven and arrived here at hall-past five o'clock. She had a very fine run, with the wind on her quar- ter from the southeast, from Vineyard Haven, al- though the weather was thick and heavy. The yachts in Vineyard Haven upou her arrival there Were the Halcyon, Tidal Wave, Dreadnaught, Wan- derer, and sioop Vindex. The remainder of the squadron will be here to-night or in the morning. roughout the day the wind was pretty fresh, with @ heavy sea outside the harbor. No accidents have CI yet been reported. A gala seasun is expected ere. a SIMPSON, THE SCUITLE THIEF, A Noterious Burglar Arrested in the Nine- teenth Ward with oa Uag ef Stelon Jewelry. For some time past the citizens of the Nineteenth ‘ward have been ropbed by two young men, wno represented themselves as painters having been sent to the houses by the landiords to patnt and repair the roofs. Gaining admission to the roofs they would visit the adjoining houses, and, raising the scuttles, would visit the inside of the houses and = ransack them of all valuables they could stow away. Wednesday afternoon last the young men, having tn thelr possession paint pots, vrushes and other tools used by painters, visited the house of Captain Car! Klein, 167 East sixtieth street, ; and represented to Mrs, Kieiu that they uad becn- sent by the Jandiord TO REPAIR AND PAINT THE ROOF, They were let into the house and eucceeded In car- ee of about eight hundred doliars’ worin of jewelry, Yesterday afternoon they visited the house of Thomas Stevenson, at 56 West Filtieth street, and requested permission to go on the roof, as they had been sent to repair the rou! of the adjoining house, the occupants of which were in the country. Omoer Tully, of the Ninéteenth precinct, who was on post in Filtieth street, seeing one of them poke his head over the cornice of the house adjoining, surmised all was not right, and wevt to make an investigation, As he was nearing the place one of them shouted through the scuttle, “Bill, get out your pistol and shout the damned son of a v—.'? ‘The officer chased them into the basement, and, afier a desperate struggie, in which he was com- pelled to use his club rather freely, succeeded in capturing one of them, who gave his name as James Simpson, nineteen years of age, residing at the corner of Forty-second street and Fourth avenue, Siuipsou’s accomplice succeeded In making his escape by JUMPING THROUGH A BASEMENT WINDOW. In their possession was found a satchel containing about $2,000 worth of jewelry and a Dumber of burgiars’ tools. Tne officer, upon making # further examination, founda they had ransacked the houses Dos. 62 and 54 West Fittieth street, aud packed all the jewelry and valuables they could Ond. Simpson will be arraigned at the Yorkville Police Court this morning. SHIPPING NEWS. Almavas tor New Vork -Thiy Day, 512 655 Moon sets. High water. seve 8 08 seve 9 Yi OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THB ____MONTHS OF AUGUST AND BEPTEMGER. Steamer. | ‘Sails | hy of Liner, Aug 1 Hannov Aug i Aug 19 Cnty of London. |Aue 19 Australia. - |7 Bowling Gree + {15 Broaaway. . /58 Broadway. n Alexandria. en Dity of Antwerp. i ri i City of Bro Aviantic.. Lafayeite... PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 16, 1871, CLEARED. Steams hip Scotia Br), Low, Liverpool va Queenstown—( @ Franckiyn. Weamsbip Nevada (Br), Green, Liverpool vi —Willlame't Onions be sr hip City of Merida, Deaken, Vera Cruz and Steal F Alexandre & Sons Wright, Russell, Brazos Santiago— d& Rodd hip South Carolina, Bucket, Onarleston—H R Mor p Norwich, Hines, Salem—Murray, Perris a Co. 'p Hatteras, Lawrence. Boston--B ¥ D:mock. hip Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Ferguson & ‘ood Ship Pride of the Ocean (Br), Wilson, London—Tbos Dun- bam's Nepber Co. Bark Ebenezer (Nor), Niel tens & Bockman, Chasseur (Nord Thornsen, Cork or Falmouth for or- b, Beye 4 Co. Bark Asphoce!, Norjon, Cork or Falmouth for orders— Winchesier & Towne, Bark America (NG), Koper, Bremen--\'nkart & Qo. Bark Arcturus (NOS, Z -Fi Bark Evresa, Prince, Trieste ern Bart Mexican (Br), Weich, St Jobu, NB-- Boya & Hinos- n. Brig Alva (Br), Armatrong, St Jobn, NB--P J Nevius & on. Schr Foutke’ 8. Behr Ameiia Adele (Fr), Maguere, 8+ Pierre, Mart—R Buck & Co. Schr Abbie H Brown, Hi Queenstown Ww in, Queenstown— Wendt, Te. Dutch Princess (Dutch), Hassell, Maracatbo—Joseph "8 Soni ina, Aux Oayes—B J Wenbe Sony Ocean Bele, Bi 81 Jobn, NB—P I Nevius n. Sons gene B Frens Burgese, Pbiladelphis—C D Nicker- 0, won & Co. Schr Ellen Perkins, Kelley, Providence—H W Jackson & 0. Providence--H W Jackson & C Davis, New Hi eckelt & Bro, 7, Phiaceiphra Bebr Mar! Rieamer Novelty, 8h Steamer Bristol, W Philadelphia. Steamer 0 Comstock, Di Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS, YS steamer Catalpi Hyl, Philadelphia. 16th ins, 15 miles north of Capo May, saw a herm brig ashore; bad ap- parepuy ae ry Stoamebip. ncjan (Br), Marsellien (8th, Menton 14f%, Naples 14h, Measina uth, Pa. «#24, Maingn 9b and Gibraltar Bob, with mdse and 84 engers, to Henderson Bros. Steamsbsp Ashjand, Moore, Fernandina Aug 12, with mdse id pansengers. o James Hand. Steamabip Albemarie, Couch, Richmond, Cit} Norfolk, with mdeq and passengers, to the O} Bigamabip Co ghorn July 4, Genoa 11h, Point and Dominten k'8t Ureuie (ir), Diek Senotro, days, Wie 4 a q Se Aan Bron Cid BOG 0,207 9 7 se MH, lat 34 46, lon 78 80, apoke brig Tropic Ganens EO Fancy, Bepuadon, ith sugar and sath, he ot ras, Baraa(Br), Vesey, Bermuda 6 days, fn bi to Joues & Lough. Hail light wester! wind, peer. Brig Racer (sr), Spink, Riga 60 ange, with hemp to order— toJ © McArthur, ‘Took the northern passuge and bad ‘Was 20 days went of the Banks. Barbados 17 dara, fing weather; . ¢ Putler, Ponce, PR, 15 di with molarees tod VOnatavia & “e d& Hincken. Had fine weathers been Sdaya north of Hatteras. PE dA wonrtag ig beam Cienfuegos 18 days, with sugar Hea | pete wa & Co—veasel to Snow & burgess. Schr Lite Wells, Wells, Satin: and molasses to Baden s Pont. trent ty he yon, Had fine weather up to lat 88 W; alnce light winds and calms, Schr Sarah B, Sandburn, Manzanillo 18days, with melado, to Simpaon & Clapp. Had hne weather, Bohr Dol fidson, Aur Cayet | with log. hin (Br) wood, de, fo GA Vanbokkeien. From: bt Nicdles Mole hed light winds from E to SE to lat 81 N ; from thence fresh winds. from SW to latteras; from thence "7 a from BW te days, with light winds Schr Wave, Kimball, Virainta, Schr Alethea, Darby, Virginia. Sehr J B Myera, Elwood, Viruinia, Schr J A Chamberiin, Robinson, Virginia. Schr Mary Kita, Turner, Virginia. Solr Frank & nally, MCCoUb, Virginia. Behr M A ivina, Bo line, Vitzlain for New Haven. tediterranean, Hickman, Baltimore, Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers, Georgetown, DO, Passed Throush Hell Gate. BOUND souTH. rt jams, Veur lumber (oT M Mayhew’ & Co.” snsOr for New York, with Allston, Coombs, Frankfort for New York, with stone ge Co, Schr Prairie Bird, Birdsall, Windsor, NB, f ; wih Pister Crandall, emg & Co, Ni ee Tee chr Sarah Barney, tor, y winter arney, a . sy . as New York, ir Rio, Donovan, a iver, for New York, with timber to Snow ‘& Richardson (not from Machias, as previ. ‘sebr Florence, McBride, St Jobn, NB, for Ni MEE YE EROE eae, Spe tree tens som i ‘now! jerritt fangor fo} umber to TM Mayhew a Co.” SAneOF fr New York, with Schr © 8 Macomber, Dickens, Portland for New York, with lumber to Simpson & Clapp. sohght,d Tinker, Lopans, Calais for New York, with iumber ritge Oo. Schr Maud Webster, Wentworth, Vineyard Haven for New ork, Schr Mary EG ber to Simpson & x Schr Louis Walsh, Kelly, Calais for New York, with lum- ber to TM Mayhew’ & Co, Schr H W Weilington, Jackson, Bridgeport for Elizabeth- port, Schr Oriental, Coles, Calais for New York, with lath to mBchr Reading Rath RT ben Keuis cinco oa hime to Pressey & Co. * Blan By em Thompson, Machias for New York, with Schr Sabina, Kelly, Jonesport for New York, with apars to order. Schr Victor, Loox, Addison for New York, with spars to order, Rehr Mayflower, Parker, Windsor, NS, for New York, with Peg arg tec ng, jomaston for New York, with Schr Eien M Baxter, Waterman, New London for Chase, Calais for New York, with Inm- Veer Jas Y Nathi said chr Jas Young, Nathan, Rockland fur New diene to 2 Brown, = fad fale ote: ich Mury Johnson, Phinney, Plymouth for Elizabeti Schr G H-Bushuell, Mayo, New London for New Yorn oor Behr Agnes Ward, Taylor, Cow Bay for New York. Schr P 8 Hall, Chase, New Haven for Kitzabethport. chr Sallie Burton, Palmer, Stamford for New chr Henry, Dobblng, New Haven for New York. Behr Sasah A Reod, Teed, Hartford for New York. Bebr IH Borden, Adams, Fall River for New York, Rehr Orlando Builth, Ferris, Fortchester for New York. to for Rot Schr Angeline, Robinson, Stonington York, chr Edward Collyer, Stuyvesant, Cow Bay, chr Orlom, Osbora, Belfast for Rongout 7! or Nem York. chr © 8 Hazard, Clark. Bridgeport for New York, Gohr Emily, Morfell, New Haven for Ellzabetbpori. br Wood, Huntley, Hunt York, Gcpr Genator, Nyo, Prankort tor Now York, cbr 0, Mutehings Fali River for New York. r Bee ton pine ney fer ww York Bebr Tillie, Smithy Hunter's Cove for New Fork. sale Murray, Murray, Westport $e Eiteaber has Carroll, Chase, Bosion for New York ee Poe Behr While Wing, Hall, Wenterly for Rondout. er Galatos, Nye, Providence for New York, witb nd mer Mela, Davie, Prondence for New York, with nd passea, to Isaac Odell. Weamer United States, Davis, Fall River for New York, with wdse and passengers. BOUND Faer, Steamship Norwich, Hines. New York for Salem. Bteamsbin Hatteras. Lawrence New York for Boston. Bteamahse Acushnet. Rector. New York for New Bedford. Brig Riv New York for Trieste, Austria. cbr South Amboy for Somerset. Schr Adriana, Fenton, uboken for Boston, Sobr 9 Frank, Craodail, New York tor Machias. Schr Potter A Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw for New- Po Sehr Sarab Thomas, Arnold, Phuadelphia for Provid » Sebr Ada Allen, Eitleon, Bitzabeth for Norwalk. 439 Behr Mount Hope, New York for Salem. Schr Gen Howard, J 8, Port Johnson for Salem. e Schr Sallie Morton. Morton, Middletown, NJ, for Provi- fon ee. echt Rappahannock, Pendleton, New Brunswick for New febr Mary Lewis, Murphy, Elizabethport fc Kear Deborah; Johowoa, oboken for Providence, Sebr Almira, Hageman, Weehawken for Roslyn, Schr Mary Tico, Dunham, New Branswick for New Da- ven. cbr Breeze, Brigutman, Trenton for New Bedford, Z traw for Newport, Bay. for Cow Bay. sfght dD Buckalew, Robbins, New Brunswick for tart. ord. Schr Bela Peck, Avery, Elizabethport for New Medford. ia 8 J Smith, Morgan, Elizal thro tor New Haven. ‘cbr J R Clark, Westoott, Elizabetbport for New Haven. Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Fall River. Scbr Doctor Wm R Powers, Crossiey, Elfzabethport for New Haven. hr Harvest Queen (Br), McBride, New York for Corn- walls, NS. Eobr Raoel Yene Fevlon: else ‘chr Rachel Jane, Taylor, Ezabethport for Provid Richt Chief, mith, Hoboken for Norwich, er cbr Wr Young, Marion, New York for Hartford, Sebr Palladiam, Ryder, New York for Pialaigid, Schr J B Cuynloxbam, Scover, Hoboken tor Now London. Sche Helen Augusta, Wells, Eilzabethport for Pawiucket. Scbr A P Avery, Baicman, ton aS tor Provideace. New York for Huntington, Schr Maria, Wood, Flizabeth port for Boston, Bebr Hickman, Hall, Soutb Aiaboy for Boston. Schr F © Smith, Vanosdnlo, Eitzabethport for Providence. Schr F Hall, Hall, Elizabethport for Essex. Sebr A G Péaso, Bull, Elizavethport for Middletown. Behr RP King, Bliven, Behr H Remeen, Allen, Spuyten Duyvil for Bridgeport. Steamer Galatea, Nye, New Yours for l’rovidenvoe. WrirkeTons. LI, Aug 16-1160 PM. ‘The brig River Queen, Cottam, (rom New Vork ee heals, and several sinallor eesseis for both directions, were oblize {to cast anchor uff the flais opposite on account Of the thio- jer sturm, Hoboken for Warren, SAILED. Steamships Scotia, for Liverouol ; Nevada, do; City of Me- rida, Havana and Vera Cruz; South Carona, Chariesion, Wind ai sunset, calm, Shipping Notes. Captain Taylor, of brig JL Bowen, states that when enter- ing the Stratte of Gibraltar on the I9th ult he met the British Channel squadron going ont, which, dividing itself into star- board and port divisions, left him in the middle. They coar- teonsly dipped their ensigns to bim, d various Araerican aire, and each fired one gun as they passed him, Marine Disasters, Stxamenip Ropr INGHAM (Br), which was annk off 19th street, East river, 7th inet, bas been successfully raised by Messrs John © Baxter & Son, with the assistance of their diver, Mr E R Low, and fire steamer Jobn Fuller. She was towed to the foot uf Mu street, Eust river, and is very serl- ously injured. Bato R MOKAY SPRARING (B for London, put into Philadelphia’ 18th fost for repairs, She reporte tb Inet, 60 miles ESE of Cape Hatteras, encountered Eo @ SW gale, with heavy se: darh which spr leak, She wht have to disonarge cargo. bette ahohte Brio Mto MAO (Br), from Port Mednay, NB, before re. ported ashore on Nix's Mate, was got off night of 1th, with the ald of a tug, and arrived up at Boston Tsth, Scun Looxovt, Pomeroy, from Oxlate for New Haven, collided with an ubknown achoouer, carrying away all of her head gear. SORR FRANKLAN, Holmes, of and from New London (An; $b) for the Atinnils Oceat, revurned to port 18tb, leaking badly, and will repajr, Senn Foun Sisaxns, at Sarilia, Ga, was strock by hghk ning 29th olt, and bad foremaat split from mastbead to deck ; Bo Oe Injured, Loxnon, Angust 16—The steamship Bremen, which ar. rived at Southampton to-day from New York ‘en route (o Bremen, towed nto port the North German Lloyd steamsbtp Graf Bismarck, which bad broken ber sbaft on the voyage from Bremen to Aspinwall, Miscellancons, Capt Verey, of the bark Elza Barss, from Bermuda, has our thanks for tavorn, Purser Jas M For, of 1 Neimabip Asbland, from Fer- Dandina, will please accept our uanke for bie attentions, LAUNOHED—The steamshiyy Metropolis (before noticed) was successfully launched from tbe yard of Mr Eben Man- Newburyport, night of 16th ist. The Metropolis te 1000 burthen, and will be employed for passenger and freig! en between New York and some Gulf port. She is white onk frame, in the Most thorough manner uroughout, Sbe will full the bigh re Miterfimac.bult tip ee ee Whalemen, "y Philips, from Charleston Rehr Eliza Rodmwn, Jenny, ef Fairhaven, was at sen, no date, tn 161 86 08, lon 42 Us, and had taken (bis weason 6 ap , Which made 75 bbls, Ali well. Spoken, Ship Artienn, Sm} New Yi + 1 Peingztian. emits, from New York for Rotterdam, Aux SMP Asia, from Bremen for Philadelphia, Aug 16, 90 Int, sane + tad Queen (of Portland, Me), bound west, Aug 15, Brig Torrent, from Philadelphia for ——, Aug 12, Absecom bearing Wi2 milon chy phiot boat Christian’ Berg. No 18). Brie H Honston, from Baltimore for Boston, Aug 12, Ab- secom bearing W 19 miles, Brig My Const (Br), from —— for 41 16, low 64 (by pliot boat Frano'y Perk) Brig Koodoo, from --—~ for &t JobD, jon Sehr Olive G Tower, no date, lat 41 16, lon 64 (by ptlot boat ve Ong Beka v York for Galveston, Aug 4, I cbr Day Break, from New York for Galveston, lat 2460, lou 860? Tm ast Halifax, no date, lat No 1b), 1b), HO date, lat 4) 16, Foreian Vorta yOERMOMA, Ave & Ayrived, bark Chancellor, Cofip, New or re EINER NO: oan 20—Arrived, brig Madawaska, Fowle, Ae ““Grensura in abip from A a a failed Yb, bark Atta (Non, Falck (fom New Tork), Passed do 30h, brig LM Merritt, Baton, from Genoa, Yors or New p= Yor poe ena "ven eke N AVES, Aug 4—In Now York, ldg; Estelle ( (Ep), Toutfet for New Orleans, vealed 2d, sbip Alice Buck, Blanchard, Cardiff’ and New &, a Y Sa ae Se sntmeree gaery- man eee ee nLoubas, Ratt t—Arrived, sléatiar Erin (ir), Lawaom, MOVILLE, Aug 16—Arrived, steamship Caled Oven. ne, New Vor ak Gl om qa ovockedeae MaLAaa, July 80—Arrived, rig: Ata, stone, No Ne Hodsdon, Tarra- Mauritivs, June %—In port, bars Duiveland (Br), oa rhaees PAngiust 4—T bri AYAGURZ, Angust 4—In ‘ill, for New orks to wail Rhy Hares, lex Willams (Br), Saunders, for , whe. MANZANILLO, July 29—N Zampa, for New beat my 2B ate i eae Fish, AL, t 12-, Poy seunaiad toms ars Navassa, Jul; don; 20th, ship Nazarine (Hr), for d % Br), for Queenstown: brig Amity (Br), for Swansea; rig Native Pearl (isr), for Plymouth. In port 99th, bark Pecrless, just arrived: brig Diadem, > Pag! Lay? Aug beer poms eer Andon, iy for Baltt- 01 joadea; bri 5 Magdale (Hr), Upham, for do ine ror do in a ‘few ‘Almoral, nj schr Cygnus, Smole, for ‘phuladelgnts, yo ‘ail bth. wht? JARRING, ty 23—In port, barks Aquidueck, or ore, dg. SOUTHAMPTON, Au {s—arrivea, Sonmehine Donau, Erol, New York for Bromen (and proceeded): 16, Bremen; Ludewigs, do for do (and proceeded); La Plate, trom Kio : Sr Jou, NB, August 10—Cleared, schra Tarry Not, Resets, Meta Baie ae ee » Gleasea, achr Rangatira (Br), Rourke, New York, American Ports. AURXANDRIA, Aug 15—Arrived, sobr Helene, New Yorks ETON Log i6 Arrived, achr Mary E. Nason, Ro ~Arr 5 Below, bark’ iliow Riteble, trom Baltimore? ud fa. McClellan, Hi Baltimore via N Tr Nor (Br), Pertival, Port! 5 jokford (Bp, Hoyt, Gonaives, Also othrop, Madetra ; Aroostoo! ree Islands; Vashtl Sharp, Sharp, Alex- an ‘Charm, Gage, Baltimore. Baliga. Wind WW tc LSE, steamer MoClellan (and passed ape Cod at 6 PM); ship Floreuce Nightingale; barks Anne © L Taylor and 0. I6ih—arrived. steamer Centipede, from Phuladstphias arks Busan ‘“irise KM Resieh Songs, Haltgres Was Geo W Chase, Petter Bedgely, for do, wi Boson: SP Boutee 12—Sasied, bark Vanguard (Br), for Lon- east bark Magdala leamer ont bark Anna 1 Glearedy brink Grace 1 feast Wer St Jago; brica leslen, ae epherd, do; Navaseta, er, do; Brot! from Cleafues BALTIMORE, Aug 16 - Arrived, *k Hancock, Gorham, Boston; brigs Tropic (Br), Perry, Martinique; Italia (Br), Roberts, Ponce, Pr; sobr Wan Wilson, Wilson, Mayaguez: Cleared—Steamship Liberts pees New Orleans via Ke’ Weat; bark Georgiana (Br) i larsters, Bristol, E: m4 M a4 Chadwick, Gage, apd R Kirk, Tole, Jerse: City; A P Cranmer, Cranmer, do; Menawa, Dissosw: ‘orks. ‘Salled—Steamshtp Liberty, New Orleans; ship Macaulay, Bordeaux bes De Chapman, Natansas, BEAUFO * 80, Augl—Arrived, bark Teresa (Br), Ad- 2, Havana. "Arrived, bark Balmacarra (Br). Qastle, Boston. BANGOR, August 14—Arrived, brig George E Dale, Pleree, Phiiateiphis sehr Movoa Paiten, abding: ior BRIDGEPORT, Aug 15--Arrived, achra A Br), Downey, Rookpért, NB: Urbana, ‘allen, Spuyien Dun vig Mercer, Wason, Lirvabeiiporst J & Brick, Wlisoa, Newburg} Harmonia, Burgeas, Bangor; Wm Oarroll, MoGee, do, CHARLESTON, “Aig” is Arrived, mesiehip Geo ng Orowell, New York scbr Ida Bionardan 8 Hedel egsanarite jew Yor! Geared Brig Hen) Youne, Jor, 3 DARIEN, Av, jeared, bark Golden West (Br), Keno ley, Bi Marte Ga; Mury Melee, Cobb, Now York: AST GREENWICH, Aug 15—Satled, scbr index, Gar- vison, Philadelphia. FERNANDINA, Avg 9—Cleared, schr. Maria White, Bry- ant, Baltimore, i th-—Cleared, schr Mollie, Plummer, New York. RTRESS MONROE, Aug 16—Arrived, brige Glimpse Gp. Prentiss, and Caroline (NG), Behrend, Rio Janeiro for dere. ‘assed io—Brige Bonito and Adelle, from West Indies; schr 8t Hubert, from St Pierre. Fasued ont—bteumer Liberty, for Havemas bark Germania, for Rotterdam; brige Fair » for London; Henry, for Matanzan) Mi tor Li Georgia, for Savaanah dark Paullng, from Norfolk for Baltimore. FALL RIVER, Aug 14 ~ tchrs NH Skinner, iheridan, Murphy, New Forasher, Georgtiowa, DO; Fai ‘ork. Toth Arrived, gobrasaiio Ponder, Thrasher, and Riche 'd Borden, Borden, Klizal “Selled--Sshee Jane ¥ Durtes, Murty, Georgetown, DO; Ne; Be low Dear ich aa Philadelphia. ulladlnity . eee 14to—-Arrived, bark Ibis, Overton. New York. ACKE NVILLE, Aug’ 9—-Cleared, schr T W H White, C0. 5 SmI ObILD, “ang il—Cleared, brig Ocean Belle, Disar, Pen- uaOulas, Aug 10—Arrived, sehr Josie, Look, New York, ORFOLK, Aug 14—Arrived, pe George BU mone oud Wyahoke, Bourne, New York; sue hE Gia? iy arrived, sehr Rgbert T Rose, New York. ved, ec! be Geared. Bleamsbip Win Kennedy, Hallett, Boston. NEWBORYFORT, Aug 16 sobre Nellie Trea Trim, race Forsyth, Harding, Philadelphia, NEW BEDFORD, Aug 16—Arrived, brig GJ Troop, Terrlo, New York, to load oli for Havre. ‘Basled—bohe J M Frost, Nelson, Baltimore, NEWPORT, Aug -Arrived, echr Maggie Cummings, Smith, Cohasset for New York. BallgdoScbre laabel Alberto, Tooker, and Native, De! Key York icing, New Bedford tor Puiladeipbia; Treas Plein, ; Baylor, Kast Greenwich for New York; Julia wi 4 at Pawtucket for do. NOM WICH, Auy Id—Arrived, echrs RB Shannon, Alexam- Tight, Roudout. anal LONBON, hug 1t—Artived, echra NP Goodell Alexandria; DT Willetts and Emily, Eligabethport. si asraiy het trage Whke, eictin Kitie J Gove Arnold, Beltimore; Joho Hickey, Hale, Hoyt, Arai Keibey; foface by Feanow, Communipaw® Ida, M 2 abe, fiake » New Brunswick; Olara, Cox, jeorgetown; sloop Hart, New York. Cles Sobre” Fashion, Carberry, New York: Wm TRAPP. Gpamng barn, doy taten faland, Hlatmmon Ly rr, do; *t BNSACOLA, Ane 10--arrived, park Catharine c as (in quarantine). ¢ PLLADELPHIA aang ee arrive bark Hilda, Willfer, poston beh woltey speaci (oe ary ticiver Rowe , 1 + ‘ Coe NBs Sarauel Welsh, Robinsom St Marya, Ge; fan jaudoo, NB; Samuel Carlos, ‘Parker, and Geo Burnham, Palmer, Portland; MO Martoer, Du Gardiner; schrs David Transit, do; ‘Owen P'Hl! jendenin, Calais; Sinaloa, Gates, Two Riv! gra, NS; Tennessce (new), Creed, Vinalhaven: Hi N Squires, Fisk; Dolphin, Smith; S'E Jones, Handy; Alcora, ‘Dennt: ny Wn TG Blackman, and Sophie Godfrey, Goatrey, ‘liard, Weeks, Ban: gor} nd es, ‘Johnson, Gan diners F Staples, Babson, ‘Saluin;' © Young, Richardson, Portiagd; Ere, Stewait, New York} OB Elmer, Corson, Salem; Loitie Perry, New Bed- Biotcbet, New- Lite, Bateman, Lowell Smith, ford; Brandywine, Adams, Lynn ; Centurion, ort; Ella Satines, Mokiwee, ‘and J J ere att Bi Bolce, Votes’ Newwarypons L , Somerset; Yates, An edford; J © ‘Patterson, Bro rc ty Providence itherder, Tuaicher ignmond; The Dean, Grinnell, Fal River; P Hudsou, Vaugban, an lenrieita Simmons, Qoatrey oatoni k Lwing, Burns, Hartford; WM Collyer, or, Bristol ared—Bark Henry Palifs Lord, Pinkham, Portland ; bi tenn Nelile Bost, Milam: Prove fence; Annle. Mi Merrill do} Dolphin, Sinith, Bago Hay, Bacon, Pro Wado Chott, Davia, Boston; Mercer, Trivble, Pro ton; 8 A Bolco, Yat Ireland, Boston; Annie V Berge H Walowrigh' \brams, Norwich ; Veto, J Holway, Thompson, Bosto: 01 lo 5 8 Leveriug, Corson, Providence; Emily Jennie, Fiat Boston , Hila & Rebecca, Pri ; Golden. Eagle, Rowen, N ; Helena, Peny, New Bedford; “fi D ; Avidson, Jetiries, Paw: tueket; Heart outh 0, Davis, Boston; 8 Williams, do; John Grifith, » do; eaton, Phinney, on} JK Willetts, Baliey, Norwich; Jesse Knight, Fenton, Paw- moket; St Mary, Steelman, Boston; Mary D Cranmer, Mor- na, moneys Patterson, Bi 'rovidence ; 8 & MD Houll, Steelman, Boston ; Hickman, do; Alot Dennison, do; MV Falke Providence; M Inn Wylie. Lynn; Providence; Virgin: Bearse, Boston, Chas E Smith. Hanson, Roxbury; Wm Bee, Chesier, Boston ; M jen, Lavender, do; EB A, Barilett, Seafth Lynn; A dwards, ‘Hill, Ricumond, Vay E RGraham, Smith, mon de Aju Boston ; Searsville, ( Miller, Wile, Cambrilgeport JR Alley, Case, Nantucket; ort; Rulb Shaw, Shaw, Boston; DS sershon, Avres, Ba- lem; Brandywine, Adama, Greenwich; Mary D Ireland, Evans, Boston; Hehty Allen, Douty, Providence; E B Whar: ‘ton, Bousall, Newmarket; Quickstep, Smith, do; J M Fita- patrick, Smith, Amesbury Point; J Btockbam, Price, Prov dence; 80 Lee, Jones, do; Peace Dale, Buker, Narragan- sept, ewes, Del, Aug 15, PM—Two barks and a are passing out. Two brigs passed in. Wind fresh SSE. er- mometer M4. PROVIDENCE, Ang 15—Arrived, sobrs James M_ Baylis, Arnold, Elizabetiport; Estelle, Furniss, do; Alida, Knowles, 40; John Crock{ord, tinteh, do; Cabinet, Wilson, dv ; Hunter, Crane, do for Pawtucket; Harriet Lewis, Taylor, Wm Voones, Knapp, Haversiraw; A G Lawso Croton ; 8 B Bulk Balk! New fat ‘aroling neilsy Growley, do; Wm Hi ‘Bowen, dos fon, Wells, do, Below, scur Daniel Morris, Mauaon, Elizabeth: ort [or Pawtucket. PGailed hrs Henry Finch, Bunnell, Philadelphia; Wm Bement, Wiggins, do; Spray, Martin, Trenton ; Green Couny Tanner, Hyde, Rondvat; Surah A Gurney, Gurney, (to; W B, Dailing, New Vork, DA Berry, Waters, do; Delaware, Fuilertony do or Bangor; Wm O Irish, Yerril, do; Minguas, Heanoy, doi © L Huise, Lisle, do, PAWTUCKET, Aug’ 15—Sailed, schr Anthony Burton, Joboson, New York. RAN FRANCISCO, Aue hey lao veamsbip City of Ade- Jaide (Br), Moore, Honolulu wu iney. BAVARNAI, “Aug i2-Cleared, scht Nancy W Smith, Tooker, Rio Janeiro. 1th—Salled, steamabip Ring ge Phillips, New York. BPUYTEN DUYVIL, Aug 15--Sailed, sche ienry Remsen, Allen, Bridgeport, Ct. with’ new rails for Connecticut West- ern Railway. VINEYARD HAVEN, Aug 15) PM—Arrived New York hoolsbip Mercury, from New York; brig Nellie Oiitord, Baltimore for Boston; scbrs Sea Bird ¢ i Johns, NB, for Providence; Union, Arey, and La- ja, Halt, Rockland for New Yori i ‘orter, S York. cailed-Scbrs D & I. Kelley, Nelite, Hattie Coombs, Pree ind. é Arrived brig Arabelle (Br), Dexter, Windsor, Bo Nee york sobre Welcome Home (Br), bi iter, New ‘bor C8, GFR for Har ernie: ‘kidredge, do. for Hookland; iin, Beat pita {uF “Boston; Only on, ngon ; Of wathaari’ tor ‘bolemy Bickers Law, Kleine ames Veldren; Cavalier; Doron, Ireland; Smith Day, Gary; Vance, burdge; HG Ee Songety, Smith, Boston for Philadelphi: do for Baltimore; Olive Hayward, Mipnebaha, Stanley, Portiand 6. Schrs Sea bird (Br), Albert Jameson, Wind ee NL; Alvert Jameson, Caniage, do agi , senil, Phil Ere! for Augusta Elizabetbport re atella ee Marti a Baker; JM Had, Hand, ‘and t ‘arragut, Sawyer, Zarey, Bangor "ter Fore ber ‘4 for Provide ’ MISCELLANEOUS, —__ BSOLU DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINTED IN different States, desertion, Ac., suiticient cause; no publicity ; no eharge twill divorce obtained ; advice free. 0) Al 190 Broadway. SOLUTE CES ALLY OBTAINED FROM the Courts of diTerent States. No publicity, Advice OR 600. EACH; BUNIONS, NAILS, danions, do, Sbo. By mall free. Notary Public and Commissioner for every State. ig F, J. KING, Conselior-at-Law, 963 Broadway. CORRS, CURED For / Joint £0,, without pa Aanibilator poet 08 afuyglets. RIC! Broadway, corner Falion airet ee Pee Rane RE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUATIO, OR detention 1m business, for Stricture, Fistula Pi Plosgoes o the Pelvic Viscera, Diseases and Deformities bo Kye, None, 4 Person, MBNRY A DANIELS, Ms D,, 144 Lexington avenue